Monthly Archives: May 2013

Objective-C, dependencies, linking

Posted on 2013-05-13 by Graham

In the most recent episode of Edge Cases, Wolf and Andrew discuss dependency management, specifically as it pertains to Objective-C applications that import libraries using the Cocoapods tool. In one app I worked on a few years ago, two different … Continue reading →

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When security procedures go bad

Posted on 2013-05-13 by Graham

My password with my bank may as well be “I can’t remember, can we go through the security questions please?” That’s my answer so many times when they ask, and every time it gets me in via a slightly tedious … Continue reading →

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Specifications for interchanging objects

Posted on 2013-05-06 by Graham

One of the interesting aspects of Smalltalk and similar languages including Objective-C and Ruby is that while the object model exposes a hierarchy of classes, consumers of objects in these environments are free to ignore the position of the object … Continue reading →

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